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Lancom Systems AirLancer O-360Q-5G network antenna Omni-directional antenna SMA 1.7 dBi
Lancom Systems AirLancer O-360Q-5G, 1.7 dBi, 5000 GHz, 1.7 dBi, -1.8 dBi, 50 Ω, Omni-directional antenna
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Product Information
| Information | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Lancom Systems |
| Product code | 576109355 |
| EAN | 04044144612343 |
| Manufacturer part number | 61234 |
| Category | Network antennas & accessories |
Product Description
Outdoor 5G omni-directional antenna with 360° beam angle
The LANCOM omni-directional antenna AirLancer O-360Q-5G is an outdoor antenna that offers a wide frequency band for application in both 5G as well as 4G/LTE networks. With its 4x4 MIMO capability, it exploits the maximum 5G performance, making it the best choice for connecting to LANCOM 5G routers. The permanently connected, 5-meter long connection cable as well as the supplied mounting material allows flexible installation of the antenna both directly on building facades and on masts.
5G for maximum availability
The fifth generation in mobile communications is the forward-looking successor to 4G (LTE) and uses the radio interface New Radio (NR). With best bandwidths, 5G ensures high-performance use of real-time applications such as video streaming or augmented reality. With currently unsurpassed speed at lowest latencies, the 5G standard is ideal for environments with a high user density.
The LANCOM omni-directional antenna AirLancer O-360Q-5G is an outdoor antenna that offers a wide frequency band for application in both 5G as well as 4G/LTE networks. With its 4x4 MIMO capability, it exploits the maximum 5G performance, making it the best choice for connecting to LANCOM 5G routers. The permanently connected, 5-meter long connection cable as well as the supplied mounting material allows flexible installation of the antenna both directly on building facades and on masts.
5G for maximum availability
The fifth generation in mobile communications is the forward-looking successor to 4G (LTE) and uses the radio interface New Radio (NR). With best bandwidths, 5G ensures high-performance use of real-time applications such as video streaming or augmented reality. With currently unsurpassed speed at lowest latencies, the 5G standard is ideal for environments with a high user density.